Renewal Blog >> Starting or improving a campus garden is much more than digging a few holes and planting seeds. A campus garden takes thought, creativity, time, cooperation, courage, support, money and so...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Emiko Corey, Farm Manager of Santa Barbara A Rocha Five Loaves Farm Rebecca Laughton writes “agriculture is sustainable when it is ecologically sound, economically viable, socially...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Rev. Dave Bookless, Theological Advisor to A Rocha When I Google ‘Do material things matter to God?’ I find over 20,000,000 results. Some sites (confession: I...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> Lack of awareness about recycling on campus remains one of the biggest barriers to increasing recycling participation. This webinar will provide you with successful communications strategies and specific ideas you...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> By John Humphreys For many of us we are in Lent. Not all Christians subscribe to the specific forty days of Lent before the Last Supper, but many...
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The other night I observed what was called the “Super Moon”. This phenomenon occurs once every twenty years when the moon appears to be fourteen percent larger than a...
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“TAKE THE BEST AND GO” Part 1 By Tri Robinson For over thirty years Nancy and I have called the Vineyard “home.” We started by simply attending a Vineyard church before finding...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> Michael Abbate is a landscape architect who has recently been led to devote more of his time and talents towards being a good steward of God’s creation....
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Front row worship in Boise Something has been happening in the youth ministries here in Boise. Our young people are experiencing a kind of life with God that is new and...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> Below is fairly recent article from Christianity Today, entitled “Taking Heat.” ________________________________________________________________________________ U.S. evangelicals’ slow warming to creation care raises the question: how concerned are evangelicals in countries considered...
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A Rocha USA Blog >> By Sandra McCracken* Photo: Betty McCracken My father is a brilliant biology teacher, now retired. My mother is a thoughtful student of the Bible. They will have been married...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Robert Campbell I walk in my garden in the cool of the day. When my work is complete, when the sun’s long shadows cause everything to appear strangely four dimensional,...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> In February 2008, members of the ICMA ( International City and County Management Association) met to discuss the importance of sustainable communities and how to promote them....
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley, Executive Director, A Rocha USA This piece started with me feeling rather smug over a major technological breakthrough at our house—namely, setting up the hand-me-down...
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A New releise from Eerdmans Press An interview in “The New Evangelicals” by Marcia Pally Professor of multicultual studies at the New York University with Tri Robinson, Senior Pastor, Boise...
Read more| The Story of Electronics |
 Do you know what happened to that old computer monitor that sat in your attic for years until you realized you really weren't going to use it again and threw it away? Here's another great video by The Story of Stuff project.
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